Kevin C. Kunzendorf Associate

Mr. Kunzendorf is a member of the firm’s Litigation and Electrical/Mechanical Patent groups. His litigation practice focuses on intellectual property litigation in a broad range of technology areas in the electronic, mechanical and computer arts, and he has broad experience in discovery matters. His prosecution practice focuses on writing and prosecuting applications in the areas of display devices, analog communications systems and devices, digital communications systems and devices, networking, printing systems and devices, and optics and semiconductor devices. In addition, Mr. Kunzendorf has experience performing due diligence investigations, and preparing opinions in the areas of patentability, infringement and product clearance.

Mr. Kunzendorf has specific prior experience designing analog radio receiver components, and has worked on antenna, filter, oscillator, and voltage controlled oscillator design and testing. He also has specific experience in the digital communications area, having worked on evaluating and testing direct digital sampling of intermediate frequencies in high frequency radios.

Virginia, District of Columbia
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

Case Western Reserve University School of Law (J.D.  2005; Executive Articles Editor of the Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law 2004-2005)
Dartmouth College (M.A. Liberal Studies, 2001)
Case Western Reserve University (B.S. Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics, cum laude 1994)

Fay, Sharpe, Fagan, Minnich & McKee, Law Clerk (Summer 2004 – Spring 2005) – At Fay Sharpe, Mr. Kunzendorf wrote and prosecuted patents, performed patentability studies, and researched law in support of litigation, trademark, and copyright matters.

Motorola, Inc., Senior Engineer (1994 - 1997) – Mr. Kunzendorf worked for the Japan Products Group which developed pagers for the Japanese market, and for the Derivative Technologies Group which investigated and developed new markets for paging technologies.

Harris - RF Communications, Engineering Intern (Summer/ Fall 1993) – At Harris, Mr. Kunzendorf worked on digital front end components for high frequency radios for use in government applications.

IBM – Federal Systems Company, Engineering Intern (Spring / Summer 1992) -- Mr. Kunzendorf administered a small LAN supporting a very large scale integrated submarine system.

Contois Music Tech., LLC v. Apple Computer Inc. (D. Vt 2005)

Magna Donnelly Corp. v. Pilkington NA, Inc. et. al. (W.D. Mich. 2006)

Xpoint Tech, Inc. v. Intel et al. (D. Del 2009)

Xpoint Tech, Inc. v. Microsoft et al. (D. Del. 2009)

Associations
AIPLA

Judge, 2006 Niagara Moot Court Competition (International law) at Case Western Reserve School of Law
Lecturer, presented weekly lecture series in Japan.